We read books about anything and everything, but books about friendships always give us a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. There are hundreds of books that touch upon this theme, so I narrow… Read More

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This review contains affiliate links, which earn me a small commission when you click and purchase, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my small business and allowing me to con… Read More

Mhairi McFarlane’s Last Night is a modern friendship rom-com with uncommon emotional depth and refreshingly unexpected humour. Read my full review. Last Night Book Synopsis (… Read More

Welcome to The Word Wolf. I hope you enjoy this post. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, by Gail Honeyman I had heard great things about this book. It's won awards, it's had great reviews… Read More

Hi friends, do you believe in the energetic, magical power of the universe? How about fate? Do you believe in destiny? The reason I’m asking is because Mara, the protagonist in The Set… Read More

We welcome author Adriane Howell to discuss the inspiration behind her debut literary novel Hydra, I share my review, plus thanks to Transit Lounge Publishing two lucky AU/NZ readers will wi… Read More

A Tidy Ending, Joanna Cannon’s third literary release is a captivating journey into the mind of a uniquely compelling protagonist. Read my full review. 3.5 minutes A Tidy Ending… Read More

I listened to the audio edition of Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine: A Novel for my book club. This book is fairly new, published in May of 2017 and written by Gail Honeyman. I was s… Read More

Denise Mina’s Conviction (Anna & Fin, 1) is a thrilling modern spin on mystery metafiction; the audiobook expertly narrated by Cathleen McCarron. Read my full review. 3.5 minutes… Read More

It is me, Claire Colburn, from the oft-maligned 2005 film “Elizabethtown,” and may I just say? YOU SUCK! It’s possible the only thing you remember about me is that one n… Read More

Last week, I shared some books you should read in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month, so today I am going to be sharing a few of my… Read More

The Beautiful Fall by Hugh Breakey is an engaging and dramatic Aussie romance novel that plumbs uncommon depths. Read my full review. * Not to be confused with The Beautiful Fall: Lagerfe… Read More

Happy Valentine’s Day! I hope you’re all spending it with loved ones, whether that be a romantic partner, friend, or family. If you’re not, it’s the perfect time to c… Read More

Dear Eleanor Oliphant,Listen — you say you’re completely fine, but give me a break. On the third page of your book,  you tell us you hadn’t invited another human being… Read More

In The Switch, Beth O’Leary has delivered dramatic fiction with charming gusto from the quirkiest of premises. Read on for our full review.The Switch SynopsisEileen is sick of bei… Read More

* Copy courtesy of Harper Collins Australia * "My parents didn't seem the sort of people who would end up killing someone." The opening line of The Other Half of Augusta Hope by Joanna Glen… Read More

The Helpline, Katherine Collette's debut novel, has been described as "delightful, feel-good fun" by one of my favourite authors Toni Jordan. The Helpline Synopsis: Germaine Johnson may… Read More

Like many people, I have loved reading from an extremely young age. As an avid reader, I try my best to sample some of every genre, whether that be something I have historically liked o… Read More

If you discover the grey clouds golf shot a damper on your mood, these books to scan once you are unhappy can facilitate bring the sunshine back to your life! From moving family sagas to ten… Read More

WooHoo! 2018 has come to a close and so is the reading challenge. It was a push at the end but some downtime over the weekend allowed me to finish up the last book needed to complete my goal… Read More

Kent Online reveals some of the details of the annual gardening event at Hever Castle:Hever in Bloom will show the quintessential English Rose Garden at the height of its summer beauty with… Read More

New York Times reviews three of the latest sequels and/or retellings of the Brontë opus:Jane Steele by Lyndsay FayeHow can a serial killer also be a heroine? The answer lies in the seco… Read More